typed-hyperliquid 1.0.1

A fully typed, validated async client for the Hyperliquid API.

Typed Hyperliquid

A fully typed, validated async client for the Hyperliquid API.

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from hyperliquid import Info

async with Info.http() as info:
  mids = await info.all_mids()
  print(mids['BTC'])

Why Typed Hyperliquid?

• 🎯 Precise Types: Strong typing throughout, so your editor can help before runtime does.
• ✅ Automatic Validation: Catch upstream API changes earlier, where they are easier to debug.
• ⚡ Async First: Built for concurrent, network-heavy workflows.
• 🔒 Safer Usage: Typed inputs and explicit errors reduce avoidable mistakes.
• 🎨 Better DX: Clear routing, sensible defaults, and minimal ceremony.
• 📦 Practical Extras: HTTP, request-response WS, streams, and exchange actions under one package.

Package Shape

This package exposes four public entry points:

• Info for read-only request-response access to the info endpoint
• Exchange for signed exchange actions
• Streams for WebSocket subscriptions
• Hyperliquid as a convenience bundle of all three

Installation

pip install typed-hyperliquid

Quick Start

Public reads

Use Info for request-response reads over HTTP:

from hyperliquid import Info

async with Info.http() as info:
  mids = await info.all_mids()
  book = await info.l2_book('BTC')
  print(mids['BTC'], book['levels'][0][0]['px'])

Public streams

Use Streams for subscription workflows:

from hyperliquid import Streams

async with Streams.new() as streams:
  trades = await streams.trades('BTC')
  async for batch in trades:
    print(batch[0]['px'])
    break

Authenticated actions

Hyperliquid auth is wallet-based, not API-key based:

export HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY="your_private_key"

from hyperliquid import Hyperliquid

async with Hyperliquid.http() as client:
  result = await client.exchange.noop()
  print(result['status'])

Transport Model

This package intentionally separates Hyperliquid's three usage modes:

• Info.http() and Info.ws() for read-only request-response calls
• Exchange.http(wallet) and Exchange.ws(wallet) for signed exchange actions
• Streams.new() for subscriptions
• Hyperliquid.http() and Hyperliquid.ws() as convenience bundles

Exchange.http() and Exchange.ws() accept either a wallet object or a raw private key. Hyperliquid.http() and Hyperliquid.ws() also accept those forms, and can additionally read HYPERLIQUID_PRIVATE_KEY when no wallet is passed.

Documentation

Read the docs